Originally Posted by
JHM2K
I've been in his shoes -- selling these cars is not for the faint of heart, as everyone wants premium condition for a rough price. It took me several months to sell mine, when a venerable act of God happened and I got full asking price from a local individual who had been looking for my exact vehicle.
Having seen the updated photos, I would agree that the blemishes are minor enough to be lived with for a bit (read, no emergency). It IS a rare combination, and happens to be my favorite.
The asking price is still a bit high, BUT that's his prerogative. The car is worth what the market is willing to support. If it's worth more than that to the owner, then he clearly isn't motivated to get rid of it. The buyer isn't wrong for wanting a good deal, and the seller isn't a crook for asking top dollar. Life goes on, and in the end, someone still has possession of an awesome car.
All the best,
Nicely put John.
You should be in politics. (I meant that in a good way, yes)
This is my favorite combo of the Crossfire as well. Yet I do not own one. Curious that.